I just awoke from a dream wherein I learned that I have a step-brother or half-brother by my estranged father whose self-esteem is badly damaged, more than mine, and we become lovers and I feel whole.
WTF
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Re: Love in all the wrong places
Thu, April 10, 2008 - 2:29 AMDave-make that into a novel and it will sell -
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Re: Love in all the wrong places
Thu, April 10, 2008 - 4:16 PMSeriously the dream sounds very interesting -are you uncovering things which were once unknow to you ?
Not necessarily anything that relates in the same way as in the dream-count your age and go back in time in months what do you know about that time period of your life? -
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Re: Love in all the wrong places
Fri, April 11, 2008 - 11:25 AMVery cool dream, Dave - I think some use should be made of this, and whatever use you do make, you will benefit. Like Lettuce says -- make a novel of it! Do the research, get every nuance out of it you can --- test it in the field. Here's the interesting twist, to me: even though in conscious life you would never want or be attracted to someone more messed up than you (and I'm not recommending that either anyway), in the subconscious mind, if you feel actually, factually linked to them, by blood and energy, there is total acceptance of both sides by both sides. Your subconscious mind could be more open than your conscious mind. So, where are you already connected to other men in an undeniable, unavoidable way? The answer you come up with will probably be something you never came up with before.
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Re: Love in all the wrong places
Sat, April 12, 2008 - 10:01 AMHey Dave,
This really feels like a archetypal thing . . . look at this whole dream as if all of it reflects a part of you . . . what part of you has had their self esteem badly damaged, especially by your estranged father . . . find that aspect of yourself, love it, nuture it to be whole . . .
Anam Cara, Bonnie
